FREE NZ Car Driving Parking Questions and Answers Flashcards
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What is the maximum time you may park in a metered parking space after the meter has expired?
Answer: No extra time is allowed
Once a parking meter expires, you have no grace period and may receive a parking infringement notice immediately.
How close to a bus stop sign are you allowed to park?
Answer: You cannot park within the bus stop area marked by signs or lines
You must not park within the area defined by bus stop signs or markings, ensuring buses can pull in and out safely.
When leaving a parallel park, which vehicle has right of way?
Answer: Vehicles already on the road
Vehicles already travelling on the road have right of way over a vehicle pulling out from a parked position.
You see a continuous yellow line painted along the curb. What does this mean?
Answer: No stopping at any time
A continuous yellow line along the curb means no stopping at any time, which includes both parking and temporary stopping.
What must you do before opening your car door after parking on a roadside?
Answer: Check for approaching traffic, cyclists, and pedestrians
You must check mirrors and look behind for approaching traffic, cyclists, and pedestrians before opening your door to avoid causing a collision.
How far from a pedestrian crossing must you park?
Answer: 6 metres
You must park at least 6 metres from a pedestrian crossing to ensure visibility for both drivers and pedestrians.